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General Plan Review Committee. The City of Hayward felt that Pleasanton's General Plan should be firm and that the presentation of a formal proposal regarding this matter should be made to the City of Hayward before further discussions could take place. He advised there are many more lots than the four in question on the Pleasanton Ridge that are in the City of Hayward city limits. Councilmember Mercer suggested that a letter be sent to the City of Hayward advising them that Pleasanton's General Plan should be formally amen- ded by June 15th, and requesting them to place the Ridgeland property in a moratorium until July 1st, to allow time for further discussions regarding this issue. Council concurred that a letter be sent to the City of Hayward relative to this matter. CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS Senior Citizen Housin9 Project Mr. William Herlihy, Chairman of the Senior Citizen Housing Project, pres- ented their report dated February 4, 1986, regarding this matter. Council discussion ensued regarding the number of units to be constructed in the first phase. Mr. Herlihy stated that the Committee felt that the 90 units being proposed in the first phase is a matter of economics rather than architectural considerations; and that this number is flexible and can be changed later. Further Council discussion ensued regarding the kitchen area for the proj- ect. Mr. Herlihy advised that the architect felt the kitchen is adequate for the complex only; and any further additions should have their own kitchen facility. Councilmember Mercer commended the Senior Citizen Housing Committee on their conservative approach to the project and for the outstanding efforts they are putting forth in this regard. Mayor Brandes added that this is an outstanding committee with exceptional expertise. It was moved by Councilmember Mercer, and seconded by Councilmember Wood, that Resolution No. 86-45, approving the concept of a 220 unit Senior Citizen Housing Project to be constructed in phases with the first phase of approxi- mately 90 units to contain 82 one bedroom units and 8 two bedroom units; au- thorizing staff to proceed with the project development which includes the architectural drawings required to obtain site plan approval; and authorizing staff to proceed with the necessary steps to place a measure on the June 1986 ballot to authorize the construction of the 220 units in accordance with Arti- cle 34 of the State Constitution, be adopted. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Butler, Mercer, Mohr, Wood, and Mayor Brandes NOES: None ABSENT: None Task Force on AIDS Councilmember Wood advised that he recently met with the Task Force on Aids, where it was revealed that AIDS in Alameda County is doubling every four months. LAVTA Report Mayor Brandes advised that public hearings have been concluded regarding public input on proposed bus routes in Dublin, Livermore and Pleasanton. He 4 - 2-4-86